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SACS board member resigning | Schools | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

SACS board member resigning | Schools | The Journal Gazette

Tom Rhoades is leaving the Southwest Allen County Schools Board.

Rhoades leaving SACS board | Schools | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

Rhoades leaving SACS board | Schools | The Journal Gazette

Tom Rhoades is leaving the Southwest Allen County Schools board because he is moving outside the district, he said Friday.

SCI Chaplains Help Mariners Who Rode Out Hurricane Ida - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

SCI Chaplains Help Mariners Who Rode Out Hurricane Ida - The Waterways Journal

Seamen's Church Institute chaplains are helping the many brave mariners who were on duty and had to ride out Hurricane Ida.

2nd Republican enters treasurer contest | Political notebook - Vimarsana News

2nd Republican enters treasurer contest | Political notebook

Indiana Republicans already have a convention fight on their hands after GOP strategist Pete Seat announced he is seeking the nomination for state tre ...

SACS board mindful when selecting superintendent | Political notebook - Vimarsana News

SACS board mindful when selecting superintendent | Political notebook

SACS board mindful when selecting superintendent ASHLEY SLOBODA | The Journal Gazette The Southwest Allen County Schools board didn't want to take any chances Tuesday as it prepared to formally select Park Ginder as the district's next superintendent. Board member Mark Gilpin questioned whether Bradley Mills' motion for approval was valid, given he is board president. He cited previous guidance from former Superintendent Phil Downs asserting presidents can neither make a motion nor a second. "I'm not sure that was correct information," board member Tom Rhoades said. That's possible, Gilpin ag...